ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD “MOUTH” AND MEANS EXPRESSING IT AS A CONCEPT.
Keywords:
paradigmatics, syntagmatics, paradigmatic/syntagmatic relation, concept, conceptual, linguistic picture, conceptual picture, mouth.Abstract
This article discusses the various means of expressing the nominative field "mouth" in English, examining both its paradigmatic and syntagmatic aspects. It explores the different linguistic devices utilized to refer to the anatomical feature, considering both the semantics and syntax involved. The study delves into the paradigmatic aspects by investigating the lexical choices available in English to represent the concept of "mouth." It explores the range of synonyms, such as "oral cavity," "oral orifice," "lips" and others, analyzing their semantic nuances and contextual appropriateness. Furthermore, the syntagmatic dimension is examined, focusing on how these lexical choices interact within larger linguistic structures. The article explores the usage patterns of specific words and phrases surrounding the term "mouth," examining their placement and grammatical relationships. By analyzing both the paradigmatic and syntagmatic aspects of expressing the nominative field "mouth" in English, this article contributes to our understanding of the lexical and grammatical choices made in the representation of this anatomical feature.
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